The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
CHAPIN'S ABLE CANVASS.
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erats Representatives. Everywhere.
The active work In the campaign In Brook
lyn practically closed last night but the think
ing OF citizens now brought close to the time
whom they must decide how they shall cast
their ballots 10 going on harder than ever. and
90 the chances Of Statesman Alfred O. Chaplin
for Mayor against the man who was not trust
cd TO open his mouth In tho campaign are Inn
proving every minute.
Tho various political headquarters win DO
kept open until tomorrow night, whom the
ballots will be distributed to tho trusted ward
workers. who viii also receive their final In
structions. Tho campaign has been one OF the
most lively which has ever token place in
Brooklyn. but has been remarkably free from
acrimonious feeling.
The voters. who arc we'll acquainted with Mr..
Chapin's splendid record ss Assemblyman.
Speaker of Assembly. and State Comptroller.
and who have heard his manly utterances that
he would enter tho Mayors ONCE. II elected,
absolutely unpledeed, will give him decisive
plurality, ifnot majority, on Tuesday. Night
aftor night for two weeks no has spoken five
or six times In different parts Of tho city. but
never has he made single reference to either
Col. Baird or Mr.. CLANCY, tho Labor candidate.
His speeches havs greatly strengthened him
with the voters, because they have stamped
him as one Of the best equipped candidates
who has ever been presented for the Mayoralty
cratic headquarters no has shown that
he Il. In full sympathy with the rank
ans es s To ssasi dt shas 81
has them some RSns II
WA ss essssd. but sstI%s..: o. ths vote dilisr
widely Consoryatlve Dsmocratic leaders be;
votes mors than Col Baird, and they are conn.
dent that his majority would be at least twice
Tsrs not @ vS
pins election. oven should the candidate Of the
chspO hss dsfsopsS Strength in
the labor ranks. owing to his attitude N the
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CARNATIONS. including tho Hattors' Union. the
Faustue Labor Club. the Journeypen Horse
ar. docking daily iVt to bis standard. ' -l'.
Il bls. s:s: ssindd s1Ssss H
always taken in behalf Of organized labor, and
Sss. Sc nIss
Is q very warm advocate Of Mr. Chapin's election
him. This Is What no has 10. say: Members
votinE for him. 1 do not believe IN Independent
issl.Iativs Tsy: sEysry lay PLACED !, on ths
Garner was brought about BY following. The
policy Of the State Workingmen's Assembly Of
nniesa and securing tho defeat OF known ono
BETTING men were last night Offering 500 to
.hsre NJ 1.Ts 1 is@ .sfsr. T Ehs Den
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have disappeared. and his friends believe he
dark this year for jacob Worth ii til. Fourth
:na y &. M. rsr ssn. N redeem the district
Democratic mase meetings were held in eight
wards LAT nisht Tho larGsst gatherings w .ss
Everett Hs:snSy Rooms IL Gaiissin PLACE. a
has accompanied NJ. Chaplin in his campaign.
~ swslssd the P.@esrsss q bTOoiiSn s and and
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advocated Goi. Bairds election H on s The GROUND
that he would be entirely free from malign in:
t ausn nee. In his OF tho affairs OF
The popular young ex- Mayor had novel OK
few minutes "a after he began his speech there
ths doors snd T. continued until h closed;
Isd He nedent Wa was sree. surprise
tho Republican statesmen; and threw dam
y bs as hsad9nsrser rsJ Jefferson
:st 5 wis that
ss.aS Soo SSn a s
and the latest e rs 81" from dssrss indi
Gated that he W. word ySte al,
person 9e bad VI
" been numbered among Mr.. OConnor's sup
spread revolt in the district against the Re-
publican candidate in his own party ranks, and
he mshods By wh hs go Els
AT last nights Democratic rally in Liberty
Louis T. Stegman. not long ago the Repub-
lican Sheriff Of Kings county. was one Of the
After his speech. he shouted, as cheer on
cheer followed him from the platform: Well
now know no am In my true home in tho
The meeting was a forcible demonstration
OF the great strength In Willismsburgh Of the
German Democracy. There were several Ger
man speakers.
At the overflow meeting in the streets about
tho hall. 80 great was the numbers and on
thusiasm of tho crowds that two speakers at O
time were demanded. and two speakers were
found every time they we're REQUIRED. Every
o9Gs acpsE q sps XT # od
Common presided over the meeting Of the DO
mocracy of the Thirteenth ward. held at their
"a RrOpNwpv Willfam9hnrRh
The shouts and cheers o. the crowds at this
place travelled along Bedford avenue to the
Wigwam Of the Democracy OF tho old Four
teenth ward, when ex-Asse mblyman Patrick
lIcCarren. Judge Kenna. and thesHon. Patrick
The Jefferson Club OF tie Sixteenth ward
wound up its campaign work with grand
rally at their headquarters. 339 Broadway.
Remarkable Mr. Bucher.
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